A woman rolls off the bed, still fast asleep. Draw a pillow in this picture. How would you depict it?
A. The pillow touching the girl's body
B. The pillow fallen on the floor
C. The pillow in its proper place on the bed
D. The pillow elsewhere
Choosing A
You are completely self-centered in matters of intimacy.Sometimes you demand excessively from your partner, yet when they make requests, you dismiss them. If this happens frequently, it will push your partner away. In your sex life, don't focus solely on your own feelings. Consider your partner's physical state and the surrounding atmosphere before deciding whether it's appropriate to make a request or refuse one. Also, after the act, avoid bluntly expressing your feelings.Especially avoid casually discussing a man's size or duration, as this could severely damage his confidence.
Choice B
Deep down, you believe sex should be about your partner serving you. Thus, when intimate with your lover, you always expect them to cater to your needs without reciprocating. If they possess boundless devotion, this might work, but otherwise, it could lead to a breakup.Sometimes, you need to actively seek to please your partner. Loving someone means embracing a spirit of service.
Choice C You have a clear concept of sexual intimacy. You may often engage in sex at fixed times, in fixed locations, following fixed routines. While this approach can provide a sense of security, being overly constrained by fixed ideas naturally lacks the unique excitement inherent in sex.Unnoticed monotony may develop, potentially prompting your boyfriend to seek fulfillment elsewhere. In truth, the sole rule for intimacy is mutual pleasure and satisfaction—actively explore new approaches.
Choosing D
You may harbor significant misconceptions about intimacy. Actions you believe enhance the mood could backfire. Consider casually discussing this topic with friends to correct misguided beliefs. Additionally, remember to communicate with him during intimacy!